APM News

Association for Project Management (APM) is calling upon its Full and Fellow members to vote in the upcoming trustee elections.

To mark Black History Month in the UK, APM is holding events and publishing articles to celebrate the contribution of ethnic-minority project managers to our profession, and to lend our support to tackle ongoing issues relevant to the black community.

This Webinar explored the art of engaging in difficult conversations, equipped project leaders with practical strategies and insights that align with the principles and practices advocated by the APM Body of Knowledge.

A successful night at the prestigious Memcom Excellence Awards saw members of APM's team take home two trophies, in addition to being nominated in a further two.

In a highly successful event on 7 September 2023, the APM Scotland Branch convened an impactful conference on "Net Zero Nation and Sustainability" at the historic Playfair Library in Edinburgh.

Mott MacDonald, the engineering, management and development consultancy, is close to hitting a significant milestone of 100 Chartered Project Professional’s (ChPPs) within its workforce.

Members of the Association for Project Management Board of Trustees visited the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC) to receive a first-hand look at how innovative projects are contributing to a significant, positive impact on society.

More project professionals are working remotely now than during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the vast majority say they’re happy with current working arrangements, according to a new poll by APM.

Professional and personal advancement were in the spotlight at the APM Women in Project Management Conference 2023.

In response to the Government’s announcement about delays to net zero targets, including the delay on a ban on new petrol and diesel cars from 2030 to 2035, and a push back on the transition from gas boilers to heat pumps to 2035, Andrew Baldwin, Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Association for Project Management (APM), said: “Major projects related to achieving net zero targets need long-term stability and consistency from government to succeed.